Hydrogen Powered Engine and its Applications

Authors

  • Sailung Mai

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54097/s1s6qr74

Keywords:

Electric vehicle; fossil fuel vehicle; future development.

Abstract

Electric vehicles are very popular in environmental discussions. Major car manufacturers around the world have successively introduced electric vehicles such as the BMW i Series, Mercedes-Benz EQ, etc. In the future, the driving form of automobiles should be closely linked with electric power. Electric vehicles have lower emissions compared to fossil fuel cars, lower driving costs, are more suitable for household use, and feature higher levels of technology. There are still some challenges for electric vehicles to completely replace all the fossil fuel cars. For example, electric vehicles have a short driving range and a very long charging time, causing drivers range anxiety. Electric vehicles perform poorly in extreme environments. Temperature can significantly affect the performance of electric vehicles. Too high and too low temperatures can further shorten the range of electric vehicles. This hinders the development of electric vehicles. Although electric vehicles face these challenges, they are more suitable than fossil fuel for normal families in city to use at this moment.

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Published

25-12-2024